The Last of Us Part I too similar to the original? Take a look at the video comparison

The month of September will be inaugurated by a new release for PlayStation 5. Let’s talk about The Last of Us Part Iremake of Naughty Dog’s never-too-praised survival, which re-proposes the first adventure of Joel and Ellie with a completely renewed technical sector.

Nonetheless, many fans of the original game still seem rather skeptical about the goodness of the graphic revamp, which is why the developers have released a movie where the new PS5 title comes from compared with the work of 2013. Will it be enough to convince the players?

The Last of Us vs. The Last of Us Part I: Does the remake make sense?

Directly from the official profile of Naughty Dogon Twitter popped up a short movie dedicated to The Last of Us Part I. In the video we see a small section on horseback starring Joel, a section that we see both in the PS4 version of the original game (The Last of Us Remastered, 2014) and in the one created for the upcoming remake on PlayStation 5.

Although the video in question is quite compressed, it only takes a few seconds to realize the high quality of the graphic sector of Part I. In particular, you can see the enormous difference linked to the lighting systemwhich on PS5 can deliver more detailed lights and shadows and, in general, a more realistic scenario. Further differences can be identified in Joel’s foliage and robes, which show a significantly greater polygonal bulk.

As already explained by Naughty Dog, the PS5 hardware has allowed the developers to implement a improved physics enginea sub-fund of smoother and more realistic animations and, thanks to the integrated SSD in the console, faster transitions between gameplay and cutscene. The Last of Us Part I will allow players to choose between two different visual modes: one that will prioritize resolution (native 4K, 30 FPS) and one for frame rate (dynamic 4K, 60 FPS). 3D audio and haptic features will also be supported DualSense.

The Last of Us Part I will arrive on 2 September on PS5 and, soon, also on PC.